Use of 'sequence-next-val' in JDEV

All,
As part of my ESB project, I'm integration an appln. with Oracle EBS. My requirement is to populate a field with a sequence value. I found there is a db function in Jdev. As per the note, I used the 'sequence-next-val' function to generate sequence. In the function parameter 'sequence' I added the sequence as given in the note (orcl:sequence-next-val('<actualsequencename>,'jdbc:oracle:thin:<user>/<pwd>@<localhost>:1521:<SID>'). When I try to save the proejct, I got the following error
' (2):sequence-next-val: Error: Function with Too Few Parameters'. I'm clueless what could be the issue?
Any help on this is highly appreciated.
Regards,
sen

Hi sen,
The function orcl:sequence-next-val takes 2 parameters. It return the next value of an Oracle sequence. It is similar to sequence generation what we see in Oracle sql.
How to proceed:
First of all you need to drap that function to the tranformation swimlane. Create a database sequence, say,TEST. This will be the first parameter for the function.
The second parameter will be your database connection details, i.e. the database in which your source table is defined.
Suppose your database is having details as:
Username: abhi
Password: abhishek
Host: 172.128.5.13
Port: 1521
SID: Oracle
so the second parameter will look like this:
'jdbc:oracle:thin:abhi/[email protected]:
1521:Oracle'
or for the second parameter you can add a datasource entry in data-sources.xml file under soa_home\j2ee\oc4j_soa\config.
Say the datasource name is BPEL_DBS. so the function will look like,
orcl:sequence-next-val('TEST','jdbc/BPEL_DBS')
After doing this, map it to the destination field.
Cheers,
Abhi...

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Please post your trigger code and your database version ( the result of: select * from v$version; ).
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"PLS-00357: Table,View Or Sequence reference "string" not allowed in this context
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+http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14219/plsus.htm#sthref13592+
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14251/adfns_triggers.htm#ABC1032282

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I have a source table containing name and address data. I want to do householding, which means I need to split the data using a match-merge operator. The address data is the merged output, and the name data is the cross-reference output. All well and good so far.
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I think you are using it in the correct way! I've seen other examples like this from the MM creators.
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Hi,
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Catch the exception and use your new sequence. But somehow, I'm not liking your alternative approach.
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2 /
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SQL>
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6     from dual;
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10 end;
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1
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2
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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3
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SQL> /
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